Said Too Much
Party game · iOS & Android
A Never Have I Ever party game with 5,500+ prompts, 17 decks and live multiplayer rooms — on one phone, or everyone on their own.
5,500+ prompts · 17 decks · live multiplayer rooms
Apps, AI, Systems, Shipped
One developer. The whole product.
Native mobile. Agentic AI. Small-business systems. Eleven apps live on the App Store and Google Play — built, shipped and still maintained by one person.
- apps shipped
- 11
- store listings
- 17
- installs on platform work
- 3.5M+
- shipping since
- 2016
Eleven apps, but shipping since 2016 — what happened in between?
I’ve published more than forty apps over the years. That catalog was reset when Play policy enforcement removed the older ones, and I rebuilt from zero — the eleven live now are the rebuild.
It’s where the store-policy depth came from. I learned the guidelines the expensive way, and it’s why the apps I ship now stay up, serve ads correctly and pass review without drama.
Selected work
Products in the wild.
Not concepts — downloads. Every screen is a real screenshot from a live store listing.
Does My Crush Like Me?
Entertainment · iOS & Android
Ten ways in: a 21-question quiz, love and friendship calculators, attachment style, love language, texting style, social battery and zodiac compatibility.
nine modes live, one coming soon · plus a pick of the day
Split & Tip: Easy Tipping
Finance · iOS
A tip calculator that also reads the receipt: point the camera at it, tap who had what, and it says so when the lines do not add up to the total.
reads the receipt · assign lines per person · no account, no ads
Play it now
Don’t take my word for it. Play something.
Voxel Runner is a 3D endless runner I built for phones: five biomes, a new world every day, and every voxel and sound made in code. It runs right here in your browser.
- No download
- No account
- Phone or keyboard
What I build
Three kinds of software. The same standard.
Native apps, the agent tooling that makes the pace possible, and the business software that turns someone’s week into something you can see.
Native mobile
Two native codebases per product, kept at parity by tooling — not a cross-platform wrapper.
- Kotlin & Jetpack Compose on Android
- Swift & SwiftUI on iOS
- From idea to live on both stores
Agentic AI & tooling
Agent harnesses that carry the repetitive half of shipping, tested and trusted to run unattended.
- Multi-agent orchestration & memory
- MCP servers your tools can be called through
- ImageForge — 13 models, running locally
Small-business systems
The steps that live in someone’s head and an inbox, turned into software you can see and measure.
- Scheduling & dispatch boards
- Inbox triage with drafted replies
- Live quoting that knows the trade
Core-team experience — platform work at scale
The layer under other people’s apps.
3.5M+combined installs
Core-team experience building a complete custom Android launcher — home screen, app drawer, widget hosting, drag-and-drop — the layer an app normally just sits on top of. Other studios used it as their base, customizing the −1 screen, pull-down and widgets into their own products. These four are live, under four separate developer accounts. I didn’t build these apps; my part is the launcher they run on.
The full background
Real-world solutions
Software for real businesses.
A printed day sheet, an inbox sorted by time, a diary with holes in it, a price list on the wall. Four businesses, four working prototypes — see the old way, then drive the new one.
Open all 4 use cases- Heating & plumbingWho is going where todayTomorrow’s jobs go out on a printed sheet. It cannot add up, so an overbooked day only shows at 4pm.
- Design studioWhat actually needs answeringThe inbox sorts by when a message arrived, so a client ending their retainer looks exactly like a newsletter.
- Dental practiceThe gaps nobody fillsA cancellation leaves a hole of a particular length. Filling it means cross-referencing a waiting list nobody has time to read.
- SalonI’ll have to check and call you backThe price list answers one of the three questions a client asks. How long, and who and when, are the two that decide whether they book.
Also shipped
8 more, live right now.
Party games, quizzes and utilities that real people open on a Friday night — each with its own page.
The edge
Eleven products, still maintained. The tooling is the reason.
I build the agent harnesses and orchestration that do the repetitive half of shipping — release checks, store assets, parity between two native codebases. ImageForge is the same instinct pointed at images: thirteen models running locally, LoRA training on your own photos, and an MCP server so an agent can call it directly.
Let’s build together
Hiring, or want something built?
Open to roles and contract work in mobile and applied AI. Tell me what you are trying to ship and I’ll tell you what it actually involves.
Reply within one business day. No pitch deck, no sequence.